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r NUMIIER 190. i DRURY-LANE COMPANY. fly PerraiSilait an.l under the Sanction of the. Right lion, the LORI) CHAMtiERLAIN. THE .•.UM THEATRE. STRAND. TUIS PRESENT EVENING, May f 2, 1809, Will be pertortried GRIEVING'S A FOLLY. . The Cliaracilers by Mr. SIDDONs„ Mr. DOWTON, 141 BANNISTE.R, Mr lOHNSTONE. Mr. MATHEWS, Mr. DE CAMP, Mr. POWELL, Mr. HOLLAND, • Mrs. POW EL L. Mrs. H. SIDDONS, And Miss LLY. The Prologue to be spoken by Mr. EYRE, And the E pilogue'by Air. It AN N I ST F. R. nd of the Play, the tavoirrite Duet of " All's By Master DO UROUSLT and Master HUCK. I.L. To which will be added (isecoinci time) a nett' Farce, called TEMPER ; • or, THE DONIESTI C TYRANT. Cli.na.dvrs by Mr. DOWT ON, Mr. EYRE, Mr. I. SMITH, Mr. RUSF.I.L, Mr. BANNISTLR, Mr. RAY, Mr. isIADDUCKS, Muster W A LLACk •Alta. ORGLR, Mgrs MELLON., TI USW ELL, .Mrs. HAR LOWE. Boxes and Nixes tor the Lyceum to, be taken of Mr. Spring, at the liox.Offiee, in Little RuSsell-street. Boxes6s. Second Price 3s. -- 6d. 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No. g, Billiter-square„May s, iSeg.. 1 , 1. it, Mr. Daniell's Committee meets daily, at the King's. Head Tavern, in the Poultry, front Eleven till •Fouro'Clock. HEWLETT'S BIBLE: THB FIRST and SECOND PARTS of this Work, which were out of print, havini; been re.print. Ad, complete sets of the first Five Parts may now be had of all Booksellers ; the large papa( 95.• and the "41' paper at 7s. Per Part. • The entire Work vtill be completed in twenty similar.. l'arts published Monthly. • • .Bridge -street, May t, tikg. . C()NTEMPOItARV VOYAGES AND TItAV THE NINTH VOLUME of - Otis intercating 11 WORK is This. Day completed, and may be hack& all Booksellers, prjce 1 ss. in boards. The Numbers of the former Volumes which were out of print tieing re-pritted, and some of the Plates re-engraVed, complete Sets, in'Nitie Volumes, or any single Volume may he had of all the 13°W:sellers, ptice tss.: each. T he Work will continue to be publlshed in monthly NUITI ne ra, at as. 6d. and the Tenth Volume will bo commenced on the Ist of lune, and contain several valuable and curious Accounts of :recent Voyages and "I.'ravel.. • Bridgc.sticet, May t, 180/1. MONEY. . MESSRS. LUCAS and Co. be g Leave to inform • those that inaY - be. desirous of borrowing TeVril'o rary or. Permanent SUMS of MONEY, that they can at all times, and Without delay, advance any Sum from One Hun. (red to Twenty Thousm Id Pounds, and upwards, on personal sor • any other Security, arising from Mitrriage Settlements, Mo. VeY in the Funds, .(,:lergymens' Livings, or Pim:hold, Copy. "lit, and Leaiehold Estates, on the'most fair and etptitible Tersns, and will'alsO contiutt every Nepniatio o at much less capence than WhatiS usually incurred in money transadions, Personal• Applications Messrs. .Lueas and Co. daily re. ctiVe at. thus( house; No. to, iermyn.stmet, St. fames's, 1111, 4 Letters, post.paid, immediately answered. N.B. Ten years purchase will be given tor well secured Aunuititic. ARMY AND NAVY .EQUI PA,G E. THE PATENT . - C,A.MP BEDSTEADS, nat trx6ses, and Lictidthg eorriplcte, are vory resped reentomended to Gentleinco, as being the roost portable kid superior to a..rty orhcra :11,141e :in I..ondwi ; Marquees, Cents Tables' and Chairs, citi. itnprovvi principles; Sea Cuts, iittt3, and Chairs, tor on board Ship • . Muitioit to Net Furniture, and Parent lirasi-screw Badstealls, for East' and West and all Foreign Climates, at : , MORGA N and SAN RS's - Patent Bedstead Maim tatibry and. War- Rooms, ,Fie,s. 16 and 17, Catherine-street, strandi Morgan and Sanders's New-invented Imperial. Dining l ables,.allowed to be the ,most complete anti,l legunt set of Tables ever yet invented, are very portable, packink in a Box bill. tan Inches deep. ' N. 'The Faibionahle Staratlled and Chair-Bed Ware . boost:. TO CHEVALIER. RUSPINI,TALL MALL. SIR, tried yonr Styp' tie in variou4 CY ternal EL A ''r L cases, and always with success, I have fur some tune past considered it a most useful and valuable disc o v er y ; a case, however, attended 'with real clanger which has re. cent!) , occurred, enables me now to speak decidedly on the subject, sued to assure you,. such is the confidence 1 . now place in your Styptic, that I think no 6ritily ought to be without it. The case .alluded to was that of a young wo man, who had nearly severed the end of her finger oil; the ;artery :W45 divided,' a prottibe hcemorrhage was the conse quence, and the usual means had been employed to stop it, blit to no purpose ; %won applying your Sty pile, havvever, an ,4tantaiwous diVett Wa3.144 . 11)10 - i 4nd in a tew minutes thi.t i_KelsiorrhaKe 'completely snOsidei. lam 1)::ppy in the op I,T r _t:u•nitY , now ;andel me ()lauding my testimony, to that 4 m any others, with reaped to its efficacy. And remain, '"r Sir, Yuur!s, &c. (Signed) St. Alban's t eet yr t 1809 r A, 101111 BADGER. DrSl-.:Z.1701-771ki1." ANI) e : t):41 ) LAI NTS. . . jAsk S sole Proprietor of'DARAN's celebrated .Me-, dic.:ed Boogies and Keitiedies,,ilfr. DUFOUR informs that be may, as usual, be daily consulted from '''ne to hiS , No. s 4, Frith-strect, Soho, on SVi of stri6tures,`Obsirti4tions. Uk'ets. &c. &c. °S well as C: ; 011 0.911Cest, Debility, and every Disorder where see:ri.cy 7$ S C ) e' 43 entially requisite, that every Patient is intrbduccil in `i i rate apsrunent. , Mr. D.' has fur many yea's confined h imself to that department of Surgery, and front extensive Prattice,,and the mast flattering suecess, hr is .enabled to GI cure, mild, efficacious, requiring no con. n„enlent or restrai n t in Di e t, and which pt events a relapse, ersorip.iivti te country btailitg tlwir cases tufty, in .a Letter, ',in:losing a . tl. or a 2.1. note, .1141%.!1)Popz , l)cludies sent ilk: amount.l or • St fh thc various syrrp , torns, Soc. sce, just unbli. th;,. Edition, prlC:e 6.4_ A TrtatiL.c on trii.! :' ,, m- PE , kinr. To be Mid at ;I. Autlior'ti. t 1 ":' r " - ‘ ? " 1 -tetc_hjs Lies ' 1 i. '' C ;,..1 I 7'' 0 k ... 11 j r- v -.T70 u E S AY, T ALx 2 G • ._.. r_ ..._ __ __._ . . VICTUALLING.OPNCE , . I' . . - • . . . April 6, igo9, To BE sou) BY .PRINATE'CONTRkt-r, • Tat CO. 3 I ,I II.9SIONERS'Ai• VICTILILLING 1 - ~ . . h i CAPITAL :s rll near WANTAGE, ntlit'' ' Efts ii , :6l7lTlP's NA I . ! 1' : l a hereh ' • i y g p t ,,,,r Nat ee) 1 1 of the most rich' and fertile parts or the County 0f. , ., . . That ',iv F..-1.1i,p, the 51* 4 itt.o , act:, ity will Is rea.ly "1. Berks, cnnsisting of a Farm, i n t h e - O ccupat i on o f Th omas Painter, as . 7 1'er. , iiit, fr..,n-t y,::lr to year, with a conv en i ent ; a e:eirie reir.i'ers, •in 11 , 1511W:eat& of ) ,), rum' . great f a n Stye.: li o n. rittln IIOOSC, 'Barn's, and o.nt•houses, at East Challow, con. ' dir .,, TT,t•-t,l LIVER POOL, or COarte.,erainid CHESHIR E' tiguotis t-,' the Canil, With above t9O Acres of excellent , ' • '.r . - - Land, 7b Acres of which are arable, let at pre.sent tbs no in ire - SA LT, e , " . .Fai, of equal g:s,lt. , trs, trod /sr Five Iftvidred Tont tilats34 , „3l. per Arm ufil ; some of the C los e s , bc. , ing intersetted .• of CFI ES HI REBA y SA LT, ril - tie Itt "t t• . 'l , ; Slt f _. •i„us .. , ,,.,,,.49: a l , by ihe'Caltpl, and near to . the Road, tray become very va. : • • ' Inzlble for Wharfs and Buildings. ' q . • e v.,:g9ndi.ysi, of 1.4.4 , /,,:., , :he l'is.,tomtwho mak.. the I ender; are ,to i The 'Tenant has had notice toquit at .Michaelmas next. : pr,,,,, ~,i.e Samples, to 4,- delivaled, into Hie 111.cie,sty's l'irluall;og The Land... Tax is redeemed ; and upon ,a 'Valuation lately ~,_ ,_, ~,..' J . _,.. , ,„ _,..,.' made „rthboroperty,tli c Estate has been est imatatt at nearly ~'"'" 0 ? ' 4 .l't.P". S i t 'r - voli,er'ne3 l 4 l o , 1 1, 0'n'exp and lin•rs ,,, double the present Rent. ' ' , mfol'hio• hy the 30th: el Sere , ssst . r jollswilg, free' of all ever 4e The Outgoings. and Charget•.consist of .small Quit.rents, ' an d ~ i i, ll` iI • ' I G. / . e• ll • 1,7, to rt .. Jjelty, txcept 1.74! t h e Ina or,wt ire alt' and five Ileriots .oil ditlerent parts of this , and other large . ' Estates, in the - satin; County, besides the - tistial Tenant' s . lowed 2f, I id. per toaltx Porter:lv V the Salt jives tht Intro' Cilarges or Parochial Rates and Tythcs ; but to render the t: the Stsret ~ €l,-',/ to be *rid for e.jy It'llt,, payake, with Ate v..l;L-A,.; more complete, the Great Ty tiles of the, Parish of : .. . le)t, ofac ; :y ariy: after d,tle., East Ch illow, are ;Aso to be sold, either with. or disrina from tit.; above t%Sttle, "l 'hey ire lield of 'the '1,./.!asi atld The to/zillion: of the C0aet5.485 otly Fe tern at tire Secretary', Chapter of Winchestei, under a LeaSC renewable - on payment 07 ,- , , , ,, , al 7 ,,.,, . 0 -A, , , . r ifie.4 Sr ay apptylog to die Cillea, , t %I the S,l/1 -of a Fine,-every Seven Years, and have just been tenewed :- • - . ~ • • froin ilit;naeliiii,s. last ; they cimiii,t - not only of, the Great r' ..- •.,, ~r i1t;e , i , , ,, 1 ; acrd 41 .11fidrtleurieti, it vCieelke, I , ,fi t .„.... Tytlie of the Parisi+, but also of 2 Acres and a li,lt of ,2 : .....i y. • Glebe - Land,' Which is rich and produelive, let at a' low Rent , , ..v„ „ ar d w ills, s a i joaly 7 -•,.,.,, A 4 in , w o h .„ 6 -4 , „ i , tie, ~. t.,, , i of 401. 'Elie r--serve , l litialt for the Lesserg, is 123. as. per on. ! 4 , , . t„ ~. , • . ~ Mint, 0 00 the :tyriies at now talten.by the Farmers and 0c.;.,.. '''' ''' e " crile4l4l r`is .is A. 114191 ',• 'bat ' 1141 " - "'" l ' e dc/Pw " * " l/ ` cupiers of - the . respLaive' I.aints, tor three years . , from .191;- 1 ' Oh. ' .61,7 rd befor - 11,,id i ec4.4-4 or) the raid Frrj.ty, the w- ry . ~,, s chaeainas tBO6, and produce 26',1. per ;innutn, but are 43itt.. , ~„, !.. ,; ...." , mated at a very oullSl4jerable increase.. . . , iii.ty !text, nor rollers the Persr)o .who make: the reorder, or s,aor N.B. The above I,4n.J.s•forrn a most comnat.l and desirable Petton or it lehail, attends. 5) ,ao) , :r•tr, 1 ,,,h, r51 eak.d /:r. Est4t l to be disposed of either tooit her or everfin small AI- Intnients, liar particular .Ac . coritilladation, jirovirldtiigible offers be made. . -•- ' The Tenant will ,sheer the Lands ; a n d for . further Infor mation apply bi' Mr. l' viiii.;r, - •-niicitor, ‘Vanti...,e; or Mr. Eloper, Solicitor, Great '.'llariboti,itA•n.ittlie:, Lonnim. SALE OF ESTATE, &c. • A mosTln`st }UHL, I:, Coil NIT RY' RESIDENCh ON • • TUE : 11. -r.f \I tfi , « head., of Windermere, fit for Ow of a an.l re3l)ettable Family, arta may 1),1 ante; at to ity tho 1,, or sooner, for six months'or l'inger. 'rite House, confilriscs four 'Puh!ic Rooms, seven chambers, extittsive of Scrvarits' A ;),r!..1 'pri.l,lllc..for: aard.)ll of :lb .tit two atMia, abunttan,:.. , of Offici:s, ‘rith the Lawn rtrtittAt llottse of about 1.7. acres. -, 'fill.•Gadtna will contintK and take care °fine The beatify or the:lint:Mon, i /.., 7 41)4 elegance of the Rooms, With their ion;Anrie views, its nearil'z,s to Ambleaide rtd itawkesticau M:irkets, both i) ist towns, are great reatitt- menciattotts ; nit Led, such a country 'residence is rarely to be . met with. I)..l)pkiettion dray be Made at Brathy-F.1.111; or t 9 Mr. cock at Arnblesine. tirathy• Hall is distant from Aincilesidc nne tull e , f ro m ilawkeshoad four, taint I:.endal 14, and. front KCSIVIC4; 16, and in a float i:apital nelghboutil)oit' For the accomMod3ti , m of a • renatit, a Pleasure•boat wilt be hilt for the use of the ilotise. ; • t).ts. tile 6th at. ;•tint,:t.t Tv.t.) 1" `4.., ' . 1 1);Alicatc.d, by {)t - r4; !o• ti;cit •Royt th.! EMIL/ a N..oral r, ii r;i . ther iitai • U[) ii V.l, I invortaricc. ht Rev. PI 1• , ,T /:4,,up,vof , • Nn. 6.?.. St. Paul's Chur . ll-1.1r , 1: •F•:) . , . tie,. Lutin,Son4. , :titi,no crags; :and I'lz:churl, ; J he :het:llth t Jitiatt oi Ef,...ments t)1 •General Imige is in 114: ei - ititt, - .:11<1 Wltl :,,H:tcttly be vt.',,iibtied. This Day was published. price 2s. 6d, A, DISCOURSE, by' FALCONER, A. NI, of Corpus-Christi Collage, preached before the 0. - overs;iy /if Oxlord,.Nov. 5,18 A.. rrintcd for Cooke and Parker, Oxford; .and Messrs. Ri. vingtons, London. . In the Press, and speedily will be published, In .Five V,olnnics, /tvo, .A VIE \V of SPAIN - . comprjiiag , • a Descriptive 11. It; hoary, or '.'repographical Delineation °leach •?roc vince,• anti a general Statistical Account of the Country,- in. eluding its Population,. Agric ulture, Manufadture*, cont. .niert:e, and 1: in4nc44o; its cavernment, Civil anti lieeListas. 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St. Church.) r(1; sold alas by I. ftatcluard, No. too, Piccadilly. lit whunt may he 114(11v tilg'same I,loor, , A Third rititiotir‘orreZtied, 'or A Dissertati:,n Propiiciiieia, that have been fulfilled, are now to tiliin,, nt will I,,r.:after t e fnitilled, relative to the: great Period i 45 0 Vcaci, ; 'the Papal and P.lohanunidan ho taxies, thc. 1") u 1 Antichrist, or the &• and the of the 'Mi.. in TWO large Volumes, price, in Uoards, ~• Venning's Universal Spelling Bnok, rttrto. is VnttAires Iliaury Ulehales XII, in 12tit(i. Eton Latin Grammar, 1111'10. 2S. brfrimi. T Ira t teawti TvStatuz-tit, rang. 4S. U.; ..:i 1711011rcek tO. boold. Anutlwr Ecittion. in Royai Syo, Cold:inlith's Abrolgetlinit of tll4 .11i story of En:liand, With 13zitia, ;zinc,. 31. ,bOur(l. ry at (i,c •ce s 2111:1, 3s. (d. 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Mk. 13A ii•t:L . ,, Y.'-'i VA Is t.N t' .1.:i11.1:411- ' t)idS ri f.i.s. 4 TT was a - remark of the , celebrated- Dr. Bochrin .11 Author of ' tl . lo liortv.'s;ic.:, Nic . .iicive, that IA:01144ml of , the Stratum:li :led Bawvi, ar, - ;1 th , ., Itcvititio4 Al.4l:tfly of this ; c,uttritrl, %%Lich lay Itic tatiotLitif)n or the itture feirmi:l4blo ! and fatal F.,)isen4es; that ttlr: litn - s , it vvlt) c , l3l,ltlls•cover for ~' ttse reliet' and cure. a s:ite and tof alllbie rein::dy wookt pt r. tikrot a .ntost litwortata t. - er.vce to w),:iety, 1 ~,,z ~,,,: ;„ ,e , y hai fluty h,. - .n inAd,.: in the ritent A ortztiN ~ , i, fits..,, 1,, e 1.4.t.v. "Ntil,..ni 14,,rc11y, the exttluove s,ilt! ~.,, -,. i ~;,,, ~,,,, thr :60 v t.,.1,a.itt.:11,i In ...e.ii'cit ii L'.1 . 0 (tc!. 2., .. ! . ! h„, cmitittrretit.;) I,:t;Stzttcti the ii.ivn:,..:r rif r!,::,... , , ', , ,% . ; f i biti:i Oil . , ;it .1 short tirtte, i tit !),... r..;,: :iv!: ei ~1 , . ,- , , i , r: c '.. i. 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The largeseorn, and several of the smaller ales! triems, were completely ;Ind there wo-reii gl f 7.l:t - T . ntirnber of persons t.ossessed of 'Pickets, wit . O were.- - - ;i4 w ble to-obtain adt»ission. - As soon as the clot h was renioved, Sir F. Burin Cr? rose, and said, that. he.' wouitt propose as Ihe firsi person.tt,t! not interested in the tneasting'whicit, ttiey were met that day to prornotei. Thelr.*, and the prtnaieles.wip.ch se..iteditis famil y on the throne." h rat Nallev 2 2 ect).. The' next' toasr.proposed b' S:r ev. , 13 those ,N7ho,-Ile ofy3erVe.l, Ivere airno,t equalllvidt in the retire9s n -the Con:itittitionii Con - L.I A .. Lions of the Coontty ; ineant • " 'the. People.":-(1:2: . 4 - et r jmeti.thice).. So n l '; then /Idd4o:h/el :lie assiiitua b!y to th . e tollo•Wintr " Gentletn4s---i .ox - ing: had the !tonetir of called to the r present occasion, it becoolcz 10y duty to propti: , -e to this litniterot.is 2/!it te:speaoljlo rni t ,etitig ,the bysiao.9s of the t.l.-mt.-11, the ,measure which ter thv of at- • w il y ; ins to pio t noL. Hirtanco, of th‘e:greata'st ;.:nrl, of the attention of the ;11 1 sßala • 11:e. honour tee 411resq. It is o' 'couneaed vith the: • • , :r , ;c al l the, liberty htt;,pitt‘• t:, • Stlfo of 2.24.41:.irin i' iar the minds of 1110 • o nu llity, that I to of this assetlitA ; , which to }'our, tya a inindsit:tist pitnn ; grit" I enckni,,nred enforce; die that of wh2o :ieor pre,sence proof that. yen lief amply it I lea any diriieulty on this gre,it subje, t, it i s i aar •.. sort of which one in,•iver fails to feel w t)en 1v.... is put to make that evident by is itself ci idetlt at t S;4llt. It scents its it I 'IV itre attempting to prove that ; .iny is day, and it ig y iot , when I :issert that if you do not appoint who ;ire to watch over your interests, your interests are Out likely to:meet Geolieoten, h3v,e,,lteard many persons declare that they had great ciiiti . culiy in making itp th e i r in a ittds to Patlyatift!:ll.ll- ry llefortn ; anci r this declaration I have h( o':i from oleo of rank anti piuderty, who, I hat 0 . ..,,•i . i."1%..a50n ,to sup r iese were informed on the subje6t, and whose .praaice, %hen their own interests ;,!•11.:!, hot . - titientiy show (hat they proceed on prim.; ii•lo9siillilar to tht;..o. Winch we ought to I) , ....''atttlidc%.l. When ii l . l iehat rtLin,! ; , , , tt their - rife They lii intik it very lrjl'iill t', Co:t_ittletu,ii•n, if any eti.ei v'er . . t .t to as :mu:lie the tight of noiiliiiating' 'lbis is simply the' c**;ise with 'itt,i , cc - 1 to the publi c . • The question is, shall the p•t:ople appoiiit then - own ste‘Vards, 41i shalt a small . portion or, the community have the power of those NI 'are to watch over and 1 .„0t.,:a pe.eple at large r (.3etitionetst, the proof r. ot cessity of ,Parliainentat 114..fprrn, Ct. , :11,11iW,!(1 iti the, declaration of,. the Frtetias of the Ptiopie, 1;1 th ~a r :ire so maple, that 4 ye,' I.Jt aid to I de- tail. By the. petition lire trotted to Portia : eat by the : .Friends of 111::.• l'e.0 1 •1,•, it appears, that :it thin time 1.5 I.liitllclltillti rcturncti a nortty of the ilotiso of Cemmoos. That tiq72 speak s s o . sticmgiy the neces.- 11 sity, o t Pari t metitaryltetortri, that it is impossible for ale to increase its force h;' any 11 . glitnentt o eon. 'toilet.- you of the impropt let) , or a dew ing so small . .nutober of the colon - lenity to eti,iToss snot) an ex. nravagant power. The. evils that are now felt from , the want of an earlier intro,flicupn of the great treasure of a Parliamentary Reform are too apps rout to be denied by any man. Experience, 6entle. men, "itas brought many persons to agree with us, whobut a short time since were adverse to thOmea» sure, train a Inisapprehension of our objeo, acrid front an ill-founded alarm of its consequences...-. That alarrn.has in a groat degree passed away. Cor rttptien has by various triodes been, brought to light, : and by no one more etrodually than by that aappted by an Hon. Gentleman who honours this company ... with his presence, I wean Mr. Wardle,..,. The un daunted exertions of that t;ertfleinan- hire (coded more completely to of en ~ the eytoi '6l the public than .ins thing within illy recolle.;tion ; th e y ;fait t f! t iV/In to hitn.that. a . eight iii the. CUOlltry vt•lti,';4 tiler I,') richly einitlo Wan. Ni.) obstacle imped,..td him, no .threat 'induced thin to abandon duty whielt he 'boldly undertook, ithhoUgh lie I , Euo d ;hone whoa he undertook. it. Qentletneri, day att,er s day flew diacovcries of abuses are made day after (fly the Itepuii;ot Continittei:i afford fresh evi dence 01 the eNistehoe of the tito,tshamele s s cot noon. It is by these means that the eyes of the . public !lava been opened ; it is by thes, means, that these parsons who were formerly alarmed :have lie cattle convinced that they Were mistaken in toe ground of t6ir alarrie—have been convinced giat hat tu which the for support, was, in feet, self roost lititional source of apprehension.-- Geotleinen,: it:is melancholy to take a revieW of .the p• proceedintgot tart Vm. irl. EVery periorl with some encroach:nein on the rights-- some:d4;privatiou t it' the comforts-with same attempt on the property ;Ind treed.otoof the people, —lf we go- back to the olaaolete ,Stattatel---Mag.na Chneta—to the of Bights,. and to the Ad of Set tlefueut, we slosh there, indeed, see (.I.3::.ve.oped tliesa principles-of British Independence, wh,cti from t RIZ ittllll.zmorial it has been Ole pride of ariicitli to-as:seri. It ,v , ..2. , re1221 over the Bill Ot .At:a of Set. A:einem, we, shell se,i, that IL Was the. assertion c.IF these principles wiiiich placed the preoilt Royal la. n a y. uova t h e Throiw. We c4,ylipar our ptesent • Mks